Data Protection Statement

The protection of your personal data and your private sphere is very important to us. Therefore, we see our compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (DSGVO) as self-evident. The purpose of this law is to protect individual persons by ensuring the handling of your personal data does not infringe your personal rights. Because you have the right to information, in compliance with Article 12 to Article 23, DSGVO, we hereby inform you of our data protection guidelines and measures to protect your personal data. Naturally, you can exert your right to revoke the use of your personal data at any time, to the extent that they are not required for developing a contractual relationship. To revoke the use of your data, please send an email to our data protection representative at Datenschutz@viscom.de. You will then receive an email confirmation as soon as the revocation has been implemented. Our data protection representative would be happy to answer any further questions. Contact data is available under Item 5.

Viscom is a supplier of inspection systems for automatic optical (AOI) and X-ray (AXI) inspections to the electronics industry. Within the scope of their business activities, it is necessary for Viscom AG to collect, process and use personal and professional data for the following purposes:

The deadlines for the retention obligation and deletion of personal data comply with statutory regulations. Normally, this is 10 years for business contracts, 10 years for business emails per GOBD, or when the purpose of the collection and processing has been fulfilled and no legal specification mandates further retention.

In particular, this applies to the following data and deadlines: contact data according to right of revocation.

As set forth in Article 21, DSGVO, you have the right to revoke the processing of you personal data and to retract any previous consent at any time. Unless prohibited by other statutory deadlines or statutory requirements, these data are then immediately deleted.If deletion is not possible due to technical or organizational reasons, your data shall be blocked from further processing and use.

At any time, you have a right to information (Art. 15) about the collection, saving and processing of your data. For inquiries in this regard, please contact: Datenschutz@viscom.de

Right of Appeal to the Responsible Supervisory Authority – MfiS – Nds. per Article 77, GVO

If you believe the processing of your data does not comply with applicable law, you are entitled to lodge a complaint with the responsible supervisory authority. You will find the address of the supervisory body responsible for you on Page 1 under Item 6.

Data Transfer (DT) to Foreign Countries / DT to Thirds

At present, your personal data is only transferred to other EU countries or non-member countries when sent to our Viscom cooperation partners for localized support and for commercial and contract processing in the respective countries of Viscom customers or those interested in Viscom. This affects personal data that, as set forth by Article 6 lit 1b – EU DSGVO, is necessary for processing pre-contracts or contracts with those interested in Viscom or Viscom customers. Except for this, no personal data of Viscom customers or those interested in Viscom is transferred to thirds in foreign countries without a prior consent statement from the affected party.

Technical and Organization Measures (TOM) per Article 25, DSGVO

We have enacted a number of precautions to protect your data. Any precise explanation of the measures set in place would be counterproductive since this would reveal their structure, thus making them vulnerable to attack. For this reason and in accordance with the DSGVO, the legislators find it in their interest to not make the technical and organizational measures available to the public. Nonetheless, we assure you that in accordance with the following requirements of Article 25, DSGVO, we have enacted numerous technical organizational measures appropriate to a company of our size, and are constantly working to improve them.

These include:

· Access control (premises/equipment)

· Access control (use of system)

· Access control (specific data)

· Disclosure control

· Data entry control

· Contract control

· Availability control

· Separation rule

Use of Cookies and Data Usage by Google when Your Use Our Partners' Websites or Apps

Google technologies are used in many websites to improve their content and facilitate long-term, no-cost use. When you visit a website that uses Google analysis tools such as Google Analytics, your web browser automatically sends specific information to Google. This information includes, for example, the web address of the visited page and your IP address. It is possible that we also insert cookies in your browser or read the cookies that are already there. When you visit websites or use apps which themselves use Google technologies, we receive information about these websites and apps and can apply this information, for example, for the following purposes:

· Increase the effectiveness of advertisements.

· Provide reports about advertising and activities for advertisers and websites that

host these advertisements, as well as to secure payment to these

website publishers

· Support the operators of websites and apps so they, with the use of Google Analytics,

can determine how users interact with their websites or apps.

· Improve your Google+ user experience

Detect and defend against fraud attempts to protect users and partners

· Observe statutory obligations

· Improve our products

Your options for controlling the information you send to Google, tips and suggestions for your security and how you can manage your data online are available in the Google Safety Center: